The cash market overall on average tallied a four cent gain Thursday as the market piggy-backed off the screen’s nearly 12 cent advance Wednesday and points in the East were expected to see well above normal temperatures. Most cash points proved strong with the exception of a handful of spots in the Northeast. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported a build of 61 Bcf, a bit more than the market was expecting and futures eased. At the close of futures trading June had fallen 2.4 cents to $2.594 and July fell 1.4 cents to $2.673. June crude oil continued lower falling 25 cents to $92.56/bbl.
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Raymond James: Quarterly Production Declines Will Continue
Raymond James analysts tallied third quarter production statistics from 33 companies, representing 49% of total domestic production and found a 0.9% drop in natural gas production from the second quarter and a 6% decline from 3Q2001.
November 11, 2002
Raymond James: Quarterly Production Declines Will Continue
Raymond James analysts tallied third quarter production statistics from 33 companies, representing 49% of total domestic production and found a 0.9% drop in natural gas production from the second quarter and a 6% decline from 3Q2001.
November 5, 2002
Mitch-No-Match for Futures Profit-Taking
The futures market retraced advances tallied Monday and thensome yesterday as traders discounted the threat of Hurricane Mitch.Profit taking by all segments of the market was the feature of theday. Only the final bell could stop the price erosion that left theNovember contract down 19 cents to settle at $2.108.
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